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Tonganoxie USDUSD 464464 An Invitation to Apply for the Position of Superintendent TonganoxieTonganoxie USDUSD 464464 Tonganoxie,Tonganoxie, KansasKansas TheThe PositionPosition The Tonganoxie USD 464, Tonganoxie, Kansas, Board of Education is seeking a highly qualified leader to serve as Superintendent. The Board wishes to have the successful candidate assume the responsibilities of the position on July 1, 2016. McPherson & Jacobson L.L.C. Executive Recruitment and Development has been engaged as the consultant in a search for outstanding candidates. They will assist the Board of Education in identifying and screening the candidates. Qualifications The candidate must have the background, skills and abilities essential for excellence in educational leadership. The Board has identified the following desired characteristics: Possesses strong written and oral communication skills to inform and promote the school district. Proven ability to create and manage a budget through the implementation of sound fiscal practices. Increase academic rigor and student achievement with focused professional development. Provide leadership to achieve district goals and vision, influence staff to grow and lead at their level. Proven ability to interpret and convey policies, rules, and research to ensure district compliance. TheThe CommunityCommunity Tonganoxie is part of the Kansas City metropolitan area. The city of 5,000 is located in northeast Kansas on US Highway 24, a short distance from I-70. Lawrence is just 10 minutes southwest of Tonganoxie. Sport enthusiasts can enjoy watching both collegiate and professional sports teams. The University of Kansas Jayhawks offer a variety of sports to enjoy. Professional teams in the area include NFL’s Kanas City Chiefs, MLB’s Kansas City Royals, Sporting KC professional soccer, T-Bones minor-league baseball, arena football, roller derby, and professional bull riders. Major community events include Tonganoxie Days, St. Pat’s Parade, County Fair and Parade, Spooktacular (Halloween), and the Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting. Higher educational opportunities are available from the University of Kansas, Washburn University of Topeka, Kansas City Kansas Community College, Johnson County Community College, and numerous other smaller universities and colleges. TheThe DistrictDistrict Tonganoxie USD 464 has a dedicated and Quick Facts caring staff whose goal is to help the students Administrators 14 prepare for success. The learning environment for the students is enhanced by the technology rich Certified Staff 171 classrooms. Students of all ages can participate in many Non-Certified extracurricular activities. Middle school students employees 142 can choose from baseball, basketball, cheer, football, track, volleyball, cross Student country, Science Olympiad, and wresting. Clubs available for middle school enrollment (Actual) 1955 students are History, Art, Songsters, 6th Grade Singers, High School Graduation Warrior Order of the Recorder, Rate 94.2% Warrior Jazz Ensemble. Attendance Rate 95% High school activities include baseball, basketball, FY15 General Fund soccer, cross country, dance, $10,844,150 football, golf, power lifting, cheer, track, volleyball, wrestling, softball, and Assessed Valuation Science Olympiad. Clubs for high $98,619,088 school students include FCCLA, Buildings FFA, Science Club & Eco Team, Tonganoxie Elementary Student Council, and Vocal Music. School Tonganoxie Middle School Tonganoxie High School District Administrative Center and Board of Education Office BoardBoard ofof EducationEducation The Board of Education consists of seven members who are elected to serve four-year terms. The incumbency of the Board members range from 1 to 13 years. Name Occupation Years Served Mr. Daniel Hopkins, Sr., President Army Retiree, Training Analyst 6 years Mrs. Kris Grinter, Vice-President Bookkeeper 7 years Ms. Kay Smith Educator 13 years Ms. Shelly McGhee IT Security Specialist 1 year Mrs. Kaija Baldock Stay at home wife/mom 1 year Ms. Amelia Brusven General Counsel 1 year Mr. Bryan Kemp Rancher 1 year The mission of the Tonganoxie Public Schools is to provide each student with a positive and personalized educational experience which empowers them to achieve hight levels of success in all endeavors, make responsible choices, and become positive contributors to society. Find out more about Tonganoxie USD 464: http://www.tong464.org APPLICATION & SELECTION PROCEDURE Available at www.macnjake.com McPherson & Jacobson, L.L.C. Selection Timeline 7905 L St., Suite 310 Omaha, Nebraska 68127 1. Application deadline: Phone (402) 991-7031 May 2, 2016 Fax (402) 991-7168 2. Finalists selected by Email: [email protected] Board of Education: May 16, 2016 An application for superintendent should include: 3. Finalists Interviews with A letter setting forth personal qualifications, Board of Education: experiences and reasons for interest in the May 17-19, 2016 position A current résumé 4. Selection of new superintendent: A completed application form May 23, 2016 Reference letters, certificates and licenses, and academic transcripts from 5. Starting date: colleges/universities indicating degree(s) July 1, 2016 Candidates are asked to not contact board members directly. Any effort to do so may eliminate them from consideration. Names of applicants will be held in strict confidence whenever possible; however, McPherson & Jacobson complies with individual states’ Freedom of Information laws. Tonganoxie USD 464 is an Equal Opportunity Employer. .
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